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Planning commission approves Barnard minor subdivision to split five‑acre parcel
Summary
Commissioners approved a minor subdivision that splits a previously rezoned five‑acre parcel into a 1.7‑acre lot with the existing house and a 3.3‑acre lot intended for a new home; approval was unanimous and subject to standard setback and ordinance compliance.
The commission approved a minor subdivision requested by Forrest and Susanna Barnard, splitting a five‑acre parcel into two lots: a 1.7‑acre lot containing the existing dwelling and a 3.3‑acre upper parcel intended for a new home. The parcel had been rezoned earlier to permit the split and the commission found the proposed lots meet setback and minimum‑lot standards for the new zoning.
Commission discussion noted the proposed lot lines follow topography to provide privacy and yard area for both parcels. A motion to approve the subdivision was made and seconded and carried unanimously. Commissioners asked staff to ensure the final plat meets frontage and access requirements and conforms to ordinance setbacks before final recording.
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